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10,000 Chinese Chip Developers Closed Shop in 2021–2022

Over 10,000 Chinese chip developers closed up shop during the past two years, as the investment bubble crash and global semiconductor downturn hit hard.

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DDR5 Price Drops Stalling Because of Supply Constraints: Report

Report claims DDR5 may not reach sweet spot prices this year due to supply constraints.

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AMD Zen 5 Threadripper 8000 'Shimada Peak' CPUs Rumored for 2025

AMD’s Ryzen 8000 Granite Ridge chips should arrive towards the end of 2024, bringing Zen 5 CPU cores to desktop PC enthusiasts and DIYers.

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Apple VR headset gets a significant production shift ahead of grand unveiling

Apple has shifted the production of its Reality Pro VR headset to Luxshare, a Chinese manufacturer.

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Samsung Significantly Reduces Memory Production Amid Low Market Demand

Samsung has announced a noteworthy cut in memory production, due to low market demand and to get rid of excess inventory.

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Chinese Developers of Gaming GPUs Could Capitalize on the AI Rise

Innosilicon and Jingjia Microelectronics reportedly develop AI-focused GPUs at full throttle.

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Phison CEO Expects PCIe 5 SSD Market to Remain Niche Until 2024

Phison's CEO expects PCIe 5 SSD adoption rate to remain slow until the second half of 2024. Initial adoption has mainly picked up in PCs targeted at eSports and content creation.

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Apple to reportedly start producing VR headset in March 2023

The iPhone-maker is expected to take its first step into the immersive world of virtual reality as soon as next year

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TSMC's Revenue From Leading Client Apple Sees Significant Rise

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co Ltd (NYSE:TSM) saw a radical climb in the revenue from its leading customer, DigiTimes reports. Revenue from TSMC's biggest client Apple Inc (NASDAQ:AAPL), will likely jump by 20% year-on-year to NT$405.4 billion ($14.3 billion) in 2021. Apple's revenue jump could form ~26% of the foundry's total wafer revenue for the…

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